EP4230830A1 - Schiebesystem mit "push-release"-funktion - Google Patents

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EP4230830A1
EP4230830A1 EP23158079.6A EP23158079A EP4230830A1 EP 4230830 A1 EP4230830 A1 EP 4230830A1 EP 23158079 A EP23158079 A EP 23158079A EP 4230830 A1 EP4230830 A1 EP 4230830A1
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Patrice FRÉMANTEAU
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  • One aspect of the invention relates to a kit for mounting a sliding system.
  • This assembly kit can be used, for example, in the production of a partition with a sliding door that can be housed in an interior space of the partition.
  • Another aspect of the invention relates to a sliding system.
  • a partition with a sliding door can include an interior space in which the sliding door is housed when the door is open.
  • the partition then has a passage which can be closed by taking the door out of the interior space and by sliding the door until the passage is completely closed.
  • a handling solution is to ensure that part of the door remains outside the interior space when the door is fully open. Thus, a user can easily grasp this part of the door which remains outside and slide the door to close the passage. A handle present on the part that remains outside can further facilitate the handling of the door.
  • this handling solution has a disadvantage: the part of the door which remains outside reduces the width of the passage.
  • Another handling solution consists in providing a recessed handle, commonly called a "finger pull", on one edge of the door which remains accessible when the door is fully retracted into the interior space. Thus, a user can grasp the door laterally by means of this finger puller and exert traction to slide the door out of the interior space.
  • This handling solution allows a larger passage width than the solution described before.
  • providing the edge in question of the door with a finger pull presents an additional cost which can be significant. The presence of a finger pull can also be perceived as unsightly.
  • a preferred handling solution consists of providing a "push-and-go" type ejection device in the interior space of the partition where the door can come to stay.
  • a user can actuate this ejection device by exerting manual pressure on the edge of the door which remains accessible when the door is fully retracted into the interior space.
  • the ejection device then ejects, at least partially, the door from the interior space, which allows the user to grasp the door and slide it to close the passage.
  • patent publication WO2018185311 describes a moving device, in particular for a drawer, a sliding door, a hinged door, a flap or a similar movable piece of furniture, with an ejection device.
  • the ejector device has a guide element on which an energy store acts and which is guided in or on a mounting part, in particular a housing.
  • the guide element can be moved from a parking position to an ejection position by means of the energy storage device.
  • a switching piece is connected to the guide element and adjustable relative to the guide element.
  • the switching part has a guide element which is guided in a guide track of the mounting part.
  • Another aspect of the invention as defined in claim 13 provides, in a sliding system made from an assembly kit as defined in the foregoing, comprising a door capable of sliding in the sliding rail, the module of locking and ejection being disposed in the sliding rail.
  • the locking and ejection module can be relatively compact, more compact compared to other modules which have been proposed for systems based on sliding rails.
  • This compactness is obtained in particular thanks to the fact that the circuit of grooves is located in its sliding part while the pivoting arm is rotatably fixed to the support.
  • a slot circuit is in a fixed support and a pivot arm is rotatably attached to a sliding portion relative to the fixed support.
  • the locking and ejection module Since the locking and ejection module is compact, it can be easily inserted into the sliding rail and then easily positioned so as to obtain an aesthetic result. In the case of a partition with a door sliding, the aesthetic result is obtained when in the open position the sliding door does not protrude from the partition, but is flush.
  • the locking and ejection module can be compatible with existing sliding systems comprising a damping device in a carriage which slides in the sliding track. There is therefore no need to redesign these existing systems to add a “push and drop” function. The invention therefore makes it possible to install sliding systems integrating a “push-release” function in a simple, economical and aesthetic manner.
  • FIG 1 presents a schematic front view of the partition 100.
  • the figure 2 presents a schematic sectional view of the partition 100 along a section line AA indicated in figure 1 .
  • the partition 100 extends horizontally between two walls 103, 104, one of which 104 is on the side of the passage 102.
  • the partition 100 can extend vertically between a floor and a ceiling.
  • the partition 100 comprises two walls 105, 106 spaced apart, thus leaving an interior space 107 in which the sliding door 101 can be housed. Any one of the two walls 105, 106 can be formed by one or more panels fixed to a frame of the partition 100.
  • the two walls 105, 106 each comprise a vertical edge 108, 109 delimiting the passage 102. In the retracted position, a front edge 110 of the sliding door 101 is flush with the vertical edges 108, 109 of the two walls 105, 106 delimiting the passage 102. This arrangement gives an aesthetic appearance to the partition 100.
  • the partition 100 comprises a locking and ejection module 111 very schematically indicated in picture 2 .
  • This module will be referred to as push-release module 111 in the following for convenience.
  • the push-to-release module 111 is in an armed state when the sliding door 101 is in the retracted position as illustrated in figures 1 and 2 . In this state, the push-release module 111 maintains the sliding door 101 in the retracted position, thus leaving the passage 102 free.
  • a user can bring the push-release module 111 out of the armed state by exerting a push on the front edge 110 of the sliding door 101.
  • the push-to-release module 111 ejects partially the sliding door 101 of the interior space 107 in the partition 100.
  • FIGS. 3 and 4 schematically illustrate the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in the ejected position.
  • picture 3 presents a schematic front view of the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in this position.
  • figure 4 presents a schematic sectional view of the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in this position along a section line AA indicated in picture 3 .
  • the ejected position of the sliding door 101 results from a thrust exerted on its front edge 110 as described above. The user in question can then grasp the sliding door 101 and slide it to completely close the passage 102.
  • FIG. 5 schematically illustrate the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in the extracted position closing the passage 102.
  • the figure 5 presents a schematic front view of the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in this closed position.
  • FIG 6 presents a schematic sectional view of the partition 100 with the sliding door 101 in the closed position along a section line AA indicated in the figure.
  • the closed position illustrated in figures 5 and 6 can therefore be obtained by sliding the sliding door 101 in the direction of the wall 104 on the side of the passage 102 from the ejected position illustrated in figures 3 and 4 .
  • FIG 7 schematically illustrates a sliding rail 700 in the partition 100.
  • the figure 7 presents a schematic perspective view of one end of the sliding rail 700.
  • the sliding rail 700 can be located in an upper part of the partition 100.
  • the sliding rail 700 can be fixed to the ceiling. This fixing can be done by means of a profile in which the sliding rail 700 is housed.
  • the sliding rail 700 can thus be fixed to this profile which, in turn, is fixed to the ceiling.
  • the slide rail 700 comprises a top wall 701 and a pair of side walls 702, 703 which each have a recess as shown in figure 7 .
  • the sliding rail 700 thus comprises an upper part 704 and a lower part 705, the lower part 705 being wider than the upper part 704.
  • the lower part 705 comprises two shoulders 706, 707 delimiting a longitudinal slot 708 in the slide rail 700. These two shoulders 706, 707 are called lower shoulders 706, 707 in what follows for the sake of convenience.
  • One and the other of the lower shoulders 706, 707 are respectively integral with one and the other of the side walls 702, 703.
  • the sliding rail 700 further comprises two shoulders in the upper part 704 close to the upper wall 701. One and the other of these two shoulders protrude inwardly respectively from one and the other of the side walls. 702, 703. The two shoulders thus define a pair of interior grooves 709, 710 in the slide rail 700.
  • the figures 8 and 9 schematically illustrate a carriage 800 capable of sliding in the sliding rail 700.
  • the figure 8 shows a schematic perspective view of the carriage 800.
  • the figure 9 shows a schematic enlarged perspective view of part of the carriage 800.
  • the part illustrated in figure 9 is indicated by a circle in the figure 8 .
  • the sliding door 101 illustrated in figures 1-6 can be suspended from the sliding rail 700 by means of two carriages corresponding to the carriage 800 illustrated in figures 8 and 9 .
  • One of these two carriages is closest to the wall 104 on the side of the passage 102. This carriage will be referred to as the front carriage for convenience.
  • the other carriage which is farther from the wall 104 on the side of the passage 102 will be referred to as the rear carriage.
  • the 800 trolley shown in figures 8 and 9 includes a frame with a set of rollers 801, 6 rollers in this embodiment.
  • the frame with its rollers 801 is housed in the lower part 705 of the sliding rail 700 illustrated in figure 7 .
  • the rollers 801 bear against the lower shoulders 706, 707 of the sliding rail 700.
  • a bolt 802 makes it possible to fix the sliding door 101 illustrated to the figures 1-6 to the trolley frame 800.
  • the sliding door 101 is then suspended from the trolley 800.
  • the bolt 802 passes through the longitudinal slot 708 in the slide rail 700 illustrated in figure 7 .
  • the bolt 802 moves in the longitudinal slot 708, crosses a part of this slot 708, when the sliding door 101 slides between the retracted position illustrated in figures 1 and 2 and the closed position illustrated in figures 5 and 6 .
  • a damping device 803 is integrated into the frame of the carriage 800.
  • the damping device 803 comprises a gripping head 804 adapted to engage with an abutment member present in the sliding rail 700.
  • the gripping head 804 is located in a slot 805 present in the damping device 803.
  • the gripping head 804 can comprise two teeth 806, 807, one of which 806 always protrudes from the slot 805. This tooth 806, which is wider than the slot 805 and clearly visible to figures 8 and 9 , can come into abutment against the abutment member in the sliding rail 700.
  • the tooth 806 in question will therefore be referred to as abutment tooth 806 in what follows.
  • the gripping head 804 tilts which causes the other tooth 807 to come out.
  • the gripping head 804 of the damping device 803 then comes into engagement with the abutment member present in the sliding rail 700.
  • the abutment member, or a part thereof, is engaged between the abutment tooth 806 and the other tooth 807 which will be referred to as gripping tooth 807 in the following.
  • the gripping head 804 can slide in the slot 805 present in the damping device 803.
  • the damping device 803 can comprise a mechanism ensuring controlled sliding of the gripping head 804 in a reception direction 808 indicated in figure 8 .
  • This mechanism can also provide a braked sliding of the gripping head 804 in a direction of release 809 also indicated in figure 8 .
  • the mechanism providing these sliding movements may include a cylinder and a spring.
  • FIG 10 schematically illustrates a mounting kit 1000 comprising the sliding rail 700 already illustrated in figure 7 , the push-release module 111 very schematically indicated in figures 1-6 , and a rod 1001.
  • the figure 10 shows a schematic perspective view of the assembly kit 1000.
  • the push-release module 111 includes a coupling section 1002 which makes it possible to connect the push-release module 111 to the rod 1001.
  • the push-release module 111 and the rod 1001 slip into the pair of grooves interior 709, 710 of the sliding rail 700 which is located in the upper part 704 of the latter as illustrated in the figure 7 .
  • the push-release module 111 and the rod 1001 are then retained in sliding fashion in the upper part 704 of the sliding rail 700.
  • the push-release module 111 can be suitably positioned in the sliding rail 700 by means of the rod 1001.
  • the push-release module 111 can be positioned so that the aesthetic retracted position illustrated in figures 1 and 2 is obtained.
  • the front edge 110 of the sliding door 101 is then flush with the vertical edges of the two walls 105, 106 delimiting the passage 102.
  • the push-release module 111 can be locked in position in the sliding rail 700 by means, for example, a screw against pressure 1003.
  • This screw 1003 applies to the rod 1001 preferably at the level of the passage 102.
  • the screw against pressure 1003 is easily accessible which facilitates assembly and disassembly operations.
  • FIG 11 schematically illustrates the assembly kit 1000 with the trolley 800 coupled to the push-release module 111.
  • the figure 11 presents a schematic view in perspective of the assembly kit 1000 with the carriage 800 coupled to the push-release module 111.
  • the push-release module 111 comprises a member which acts as the abutment member mentioned in the foregoing in relation to the 800 trolley shown in figures 8 and 9 . Gripping head 804 of carriage 800 engages this member as shown in figure 11 .
  • the figure 12 , 13, and 14 schematically illustrate the push-release module 111.
  • the figure 12 presents a schematic exploded perspective view of the push-release module 111.
  • the figure 13 shows a schematic perspective view from below of the push-release module 111.
  • the figure 14 shows a schematic perspective view from above of the push-release module 111.
  • the push-to-release module 111 comprises a support 1201 having a sliding guide 1202.
  • the sliding guide 1202 comprises a front section 1203 and a rear section 1204.
  • An intermediate section 1205 of the support 1201 is located between the front section 1203 and the rear section 1204 of the sliding guide 1202.
  • the support 1201 also includes the coupling section 1002 mentioned above in reference to the figure 10 . This section makes it possible to connect the push-release module 111 to the rod 1001 as indicated in figure 10 .
  • the push-release module 111 further comprises a sliding part 1206 capable of sliding in the sliding guide 1202 of the support 1201.
  • the sliding part 1206 comprises a front sliding head 1207 and a rear sliding head 1208.
  • the Front slider head 1207 engages with front section 1203 of slider guide 1202.
  • Rear slider head 1208 of slider 1206 engages with rear section 1204 of slider guide 1202.
  • Pusher module slider 1206 coward 111 further comprises a circuit of grooves 1209 located between the front sliding head 1207 and the rear sliding head 1208.
  • the sliding part 1206 can constitute the abutment member therein.
  • the sliding portion 1206 includes an abutment head 1210 against which the gripper head 804 of the damping device 803 can abut in the carriage 800. More specifically, the abutment tooth 806 of the gripper head 804 can engage in the abutment head 1210 of the sliding part 1206 of the push-release module 111.
  • the gripping tooth 807 enters an orifice 1211 in the sliding part 1206 provided to receive this tooth.
  • the push-release module 111 includes a spring 1212 which constitutes a resilient connection between the support 1201 and the sliding part 1206.
  • a sliding of the sliding part 1206 in a direction of arrival 1401, indicated by an arrow at the figure 14 causes an elastic deformation of the spring 1212.
  • the elastic deformation undergone by the spring 1212 consists of a stretching of the latter.
  • the push-to-release module 111 comprises a swivel arm 1213 rotatably attached to the support 1201.
  • the swivel arm 1213 has a head 1214 which can traverse the circuit of grooves 1209 in the sliding part 1206.
  • the support 1201 comprises a 1215 housing for the arm 1213.
  • the housing 1215 is formed by a recess 1216 in the intermediate section 1205 of the support 1201 and a cover 1217 which removably attaches to this section in order to cover the recess 1216.
  • the intermediate section 1205 of the support 1201 comprises an axis 1218 on which pivot arm 1213 is mounted.
  • Intermediate section 1205 of bracket 1201 has a semi-circular slot 1219 through which part of pivot arm 1213 projects. This projecting part includes the head 1214 of the swivel arm 1213.
  • This switching link defines a cocked state where the sliding part 1206 is held in a fixed position while the spring 1212 exerts a force on the sliding part 1206. In this embodiment, the spring 1212 exerts this force due to a stretching of the latter.
  • the Figures 15, 16, and 17 schematically illustrate the cover 1217 of the housing 1215 for the swivel arm 1213.
  • the figure 15 shows a schematic top view of the cover 1217.
  • the figure 16 presents a schematic sectional view of the cover 1217 along a section line AA indicated in figure 15 .
  • There figure 17 shows a schematic bottom view of the cover 1217.
  • the cover 1217 comprises a tongue 1501 formed by a set of slots in the cover 1217.
  • the tongue 1501 comprising an extra thickness 1601 bearing on the pivoting arm 1213.
  • the tongue 1501 in the cover 1217 constitutes a resilient member exerting a force on the pivoting arm 1213 in the direction of the circuit of grooves 1209. This ensures that the head 1214 of the pivoting arm 1213 is firmly held in the circuit of grooves 1209, which contributes to the proper functioning of the switching link mentioned in the foregoing.
  • a semi-circular slot 1502 in the cover 1217 allows the angular position of the swivel arm 1213 to be visually observed.
  • a hole 1503 in the cover 1217 engages with the axis 1218 on which the swivel arm 1213 is mounted. This ensures good rigidity of the axis 1218.
  • Snap tabs 1504 allow the removable fixing of the cover 1217 on the intermediate section 1205 of the support 1201. Slots near these snap tabs 1504 provide relative flexibility facilitating the installation and removal of cover 1217.
  • FIG. 18 schematically illustrates a shock absorber member 1801 and part of the push-release module 111 where this member 1801 is applied.
  • FIG 18 presents an enlarged perspective schematic view of the shock-absorbing member 1801 and of the relevant part of the push-release module 111.
  • the shock-absorbing member 1801 is arranged between the rear sliding head 1208 and one end of the rear section 1204 of the sliding guide 1202 in the direction of ejection 1402. This end is located close to the intermediate section 1205.
  • the damping member is in the form of a piece of flexible material.
  • the shock-absorbing member 1801 contributes to smooth and silent operation of the push-release module 111.
  • FIG 19 schematically illustrates the coupling section 1002 of the push-release module 111, one end of the rod 1001, and an applied elastic joint 1901 to connect the two aforementioned entities together.
  • the elastic joint 1901 is placed on a pin 1902 present on the coupling section 1002.
  • the elastic joint then surrounds this pin 1902.
  • the rod 1001 comprises at its end a bore forming a hole 1903 which engages with the pin 1902 provided of the elastic seal 1901.
  • the bore has a countersink in which the elastic seal can be housed.
  • the elastic seal 1901 is sandwiched between these elements and subjected to longitudinal and radial pressure.
  • the elastic joint 1901 thus makes it possible to reduce vibrations and noises which can occur when closing and opening the sliding door 101 of the partition 100.
  • THE figures 20-23 schematically illustrate the push-release module 111 in four different states that are part of an operating cycle. Each of these figures presents a schematic bottom view of the push-release module 111 in one of these four states.
  • the operating cycle is traversed by opening the sliding door 101 of the partition 100 illustrated in figures 1-6 to create passage 102, then closing sliding door 101.
  • FIG 20 schematically illustrates the push-release module 111 in a disarmed state.
  • the push-release module 111 is in this state when the sliding door 101 is in the extracted position closing the passage 102 in the partition 100 as illustrated in figures 5 and 6 .
  • the spring 1212 is relaxed.
  • the sliding part 1206 of the push-release module 111 is then positioned relative to the support 1201 as illustrated in figure 20 .
  • the rear sliding head 1208 is located at a first end of the rear section 1204 of the sliding guide 1202. This first end is located close to the intermediate section 1205 of the support 1201.
  • the circuit of grooves 1209 in the sliding part 1206 is visible at the figure 20 .
  • the slot circuit 1209 includes a parking section 2001 in which the head 1214 of the swivel arm 1213 resides when the push-to-release module 111 is in the disarmed state illustrated in figure 20 .
  • the circuit of grooves 1209 further comprises a go section 2002, a section with baffles 2003, and a return section 2004.
  • the section with baffles 2003 comprises a first baffle 2005, a second baffle 2006, and a third baffle 2007.
  • the second baffle 2006 includes a lock point 2008.
  • the first chicane 2005 has a limit point.
  • the third chicane of 2007 also presents a limit point.
  • the damping device 803 integrated in the rear carriage will come into contact with the sliding part 1206 of the push-loose module 111. More precisely, the abutment tooth 806 on the gripping head 804 of the damping device 803 illustrated in figures 8 and 9 will come into contact with the abutment head 1210 of the sliding part 1206 illustrated in figure 14 .
  • the head 1214 of the pivoting arm 1213 thus begins to traverse the circuit of grooves 1209 on leaving the parking section 2001 and branching off into the outbound section 2002 of the 1209 groove circuit.
  • FIG 21 schematically illustrates the push-release module 111 in a first extreme state.
  • the push-release module 111 arrives in this state by the opening sliding of the sliding door 101.
  • the first extreme state marks the end of the opening sliding.
  • the head 1214 of the pivoting arm 1213 is at the limit point of the first baffle 2005.
  • the spring 1212 is then pulled to the maximum.
  • FIG 22 schematically illustrates the push-to-release module 111 in an armed state.
  • the push-to-release module 111 arrives in this next state just after having passed the first extreme state illustrated in figure 21 .
  • the sliding door 101 is then in the retracted position as illustrated in figures 1 and 2 .
  • the head 1214 of the pivoting arm 1213 is at the locking point 2008 in the second baffle 2006.
  • the spring 1212 exerts a force on the sliding part 1206, which consists of traction. This locks head 1214 of swing arm 1213 into second baffle 2006 at lock point 2008.
  • FIG 23 schematically illustrates the push-release module 111 in a second extreme state.
  • the push-to-release module 111 arrives in this state when a user exerts a push on the front edge 110 of the sliding door 101 of the partition 100 illustrated in figures 1 and 2 .
  • the thrust exerted by the user overcomes the traction exerted by the spring 1212.
  • the head 1214 of the pivoting arm 1213 leaves the second baffle 2006 to enter the third baffle 2007 of the circuit of grooves 1209.
  • the head 1214 of pivot arm 1213 is at the limit point of the third chicane 2007.
  • the invention can be implemented in numerous types of products and processes in which a sliding element is ejected following a thrust on this element.
  • a sliding element is ejected following a thrust on this element.
  • an implementation has been described which relates to a partition with a sliding door.
  • Other implementations may relate to other types of products.
  • the invention can be implemented in a piece of furniture comprising sliding doors or sliding drawers.
  • the resilient connection includes a stretch spring.
  • the resilient connection may comprise, for example, a compression spring or an element of elastic material.
  • the disclosed embodiments implement another invention which can be applied independently of the claimed invention.
  • This other invention is characterized by a locking and ejection module being coupled to a rod which are together slidably received in a pair of grooves of a slide rail.
  • the rod can be locked by position in the sliding rail by a locking element which then also locks said module in position.
  • the locking element can then be located at a passage, an opening, which exists when a door slidable in the sliding rail is in the open position.

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